Translations:Global settings/6/nl

General

• Site name: stel de naam in van de enqûetesite. Deze naam verschijnt in het overzicht van enqûetes en het beheerpaneel.
• Default template: deze instelling bepaalt het standaard template die gebruikt worden voor de publieke lijst van enqûetes en voor nieuwe enqûetes of enqûetes zonder template.
• Administration template: This setting specifies the default design template used for the LimeSurvey administration.
• Default HTML editor mode: Sets the default mode for integrated HTML editor. Valid settings are: inline (default), popup and none:
  • inline: Inline replacement of fields by an HTML editor. Slow but convenient and user friendly
  • popup: Adds an icon that opens a popup window with the HTML editor. Faster, but HTML code is displayed on the form.
  • none: No HTML editor
• Question type selector: Choose 'Full selector' to get a question type selector with preview and 'Simple' to get a plain select box.
• Template editor:: Choose 'Full template editor' to get a enhanced editor (with syntax-highlighting) when editing survey templates and 'Simple template editor' to get a plain editor field
• Time difference (in hours): If your web server is in a different time zone to the location where your surveys will be based, put the difference between your server and your home time zone here. For example, I live in Australia but use a US web server. The web server is 14 hours behind my local time zone. So my setting here is "+14". In other words, it adds 14 hours to the web servers time. This setting is particularly important when surveys timestamp the responses.
• Session lifetime: Defines the time in seconds after which a survey session expires (provided there is no action from the participant). The maximum value on this is 65000 (seconds). Please use a reasonable value. Depending on your server configuration LimeSurvey may not be allowed to override the server setting - in that case you have to set the session timeout value in your PHP configuration.
• IP Info DB API Key: Allows integration with the IP-Info-DB service that let's you determine the geographic location of survey takers based on their IP.
• Google Maps API Key: Allows for integration with Google Maps.
• Google Analytics API Key: Allows for integration with Google Analytics. Surveys can over-ride this  site-level value.  The API key can be inserted into templates using {GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_API_KEY}.  The full JavaScript that Google Analytics expects (including the key) can be included in templates via {GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_JAVASCRIPT}.
• Google API howto:

1. Register/login on Google Analytics (GA): www.google.com/analytics/
2. Create a key (the site should not point to the survey, but to the part before 'index.php?') The key should be UA-xxxxx.
3. Go to your survey's global settings in Limesurvey.
4. Put the key in appropriate field (Google Analytics API Key). It's probably the best to set GA to track all pages as you can have more info.
5. You don't need to do anything in shipped templates, as the {GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_JAVASCRIPT} part is already there.
6. Activate the survey.
7. Do the survey.
8. Go to GA panel mainsite. (select appropriate account in left-hand upper corner if you have more than one). You should see some graphs with the statistics. Beware of the dates in upper right corner.

• Google Translate API Key:  As of version 1.92, the Auto Translate feature is now using the new version 2 of  Google Translate's API.  Google now charges for this service.  In order for the Auto Translate feature to work, you get an API key from this site, and enter the key in this field.  Please note that this is currently a global feature, so any installation that has an assigned Translate API key will all charge translations to the same account.
• Google Analytics Event Tracking Code: Some LimeSurvey {KEYWORDS} can be used inside GG Analytics Event Tracking Code, e.g, '_trackEvent', 'MyEvent', '{SID}'